Why?

Because I asked a question (in a private phone call) that the leader of the spiritual group that I was a part of didn’t like and didn’t know how to address.

She clearly wanted to avoid it because by the following morning she had slandered me so badly that the vast majority of the group (who where all my healing session clients) had decided that I was the devil incarnate and they blocked me.

My business crashed.

And whilst I didn’t see it at the time, it proved to be an absolute blessing in disguise.

I have always been the “outspoken” one it seems…

My earliest memory was as a 7 year old in church when I raised my hand and asked “why, if God loved his only son, did he kill him?”

The priest answered that Jesus had died for our sins…

To which I responded that I haven’t sinned and I am a good person.

I got shouted at for that – and I never returned to church.

I read the bible alone in my bedroom at night because I liked what it said but I didn’t trust the priest anymore . I don’t trust people who try to shut me down.

I share this because I know there are women reading this who have been told the same things. Don’t say that. Don’t ask that. Don’t make people uncomfortable. Be quieter. Be smaller. Be more palatable.

And somewhere along the way — you listened. Not because you agreed. But because it was easier than the fallout.

And now there’s probably a version of you that’s been so thoroughly quieted that you’re not even sure what your truth sounds like anymore.

But “speaking up” is in me.

It is a part of who I am.

I am a truth speaker.

Your truth and mine might be different but that doesn’t mean I should not speak mine just because you have a different thought. It also doesn’t make me right and you wrong or vice versa!

I know who I am now… I know what I carry and I’m owning it.

I love my truth so completely and authentically that the frequency of that truth becomes a catalyst for others. That’s why they feel uncomfortable – not because what I said is bad but because it was supposed to be a catalyst for them to act on and growth CAN feel uncomfortable.

Part of my gift is to see the patterns… I see the pattern of someone’s consciousness — the repeating cycles in their behaviour, their programming, their karma.

I don’t just see where someone is… I see the pattern that keeps recreating that same place.

And then I speak all of this… I speak it and the field begins to shift around it because it has been brought up into the light to be seen and witnessed.

Women tell me afterwards that something they’d been carrying for years just – lifted. Not because I fixed anything… but because finally, someone named it and for them, it can literally feel like the whole world just moved.

And that’s just who I am and what I do.

These days I’ve learned to read the field first. Not because I censor myself – but because I know that truth lands when it’s invited. I don’t throw seeds on concrete. I wait for the soil that’s ready.

I don’t try to change anyone. I don’t try to convince.

I simply create the space for women to find themselves again. To find their own truth and to step into a depth of authenticity they might never have met within themselves before.

If this is what you’re ready for send me an email and let’s talk.